that oil is going to be moved some way. the keystone pipeline is one option. the other options are by rail or by competing pipelines. the problem is the decision makers it congress you have at least some that have a financial conflict of interest. you have senator tim kaine of virginia, for example. who owes up to $100,000 of stock in more morgan kinder which is interested in building a competing pipeline. congressman investments there and another company. then you have other members of congress who vin vestments in burlington northern railroad because that s one of the competing ways that is being considered to transport this oil. so you are looking at these individuals and expecting them to make a decision based on policy grounds which, frankly, they have a financial stake in the pipeline not being, based on their own asset portfolio. we is a quote from senator cain from vear here.